... BRITAIN A/)ND ZLRELAND. HIOLTSE OF LORDS, .JiNl ZZ,. 'The House met about two o'clock. The Marquis of Hlert- ford (Lord Chamberlain) announced the appointment of Sir Thomas Trrwhitt, Knight, to the Oflice. of Gentidmah Usher of the 'Black Rod; and Sir ...

... r, Chamber- Issin, and Law Officers, attended. We also noticed the following Aldermen :-Ald. Combn , Thombas Smith JTohTn Joseph Smith, Doniville, Wood, Goodhehere, Aq ygate, and an unusually, large attendande of the Members of the Common Council. Mr ...

... Josrpa and Jraows PO NAYARTIZ, it appears, were a- travelling under escoits, supposed to be destined for '- the Isle of Elba. JosEPH however contrived to escape, Is and is said to have reached Switzedland. a- le It is now confidently reported, that the Allied ...

... has been accepted bi the French people. :The Grand Chamberlain caused a .table to be brouachl in front of the .th6ne. on which the, Aft %vis plsced. The Chancellor delivered a pen to Prinice Joseph, WhO ytresented-it toa the Emperor, and i aet ~e his ...

... Cornfe Lemarrois, Lieuten- -ant General Comte de Lobau, ?? , 'Conte' Montalijiet,' Conte Mlarnier', Comte Montesquiou, Grand Chamberlain;, Lieutenaiit ?? Cooste Mollitor,-. -.Comte Maisge, LiueatGnral Cotite. Xforand., Comte AlMole, Comte Moltieii, Comte Nicolai ...

... . . 0.4,oo Teller, E4'l £amden . 23il 17 Earl Bathurat . 2,700 Clerk of th-Pe Ros, non. -. Addington .. 0Q Chamberlains,. Hon. F. -N~orth . ,1,755 .. . . . .. . . .'I .. .:5 . -Motague ~ron ,6 * This 5!r.: BpacoiSa hlaS just wrtten ...

... J. Eley, of Blarkfriars.road,brewer-Nov. zz. R. J. Stuart, of H-lart-street, Bloonasbuty-square, merchant-Nov. z6. W. (Chamberlain, of Watling.street,hosier-Nov. zz. T. Thonmpsen, een. of Waltham Holy Cross, Essex, shopkeeper-Nov. iz. A. Wray, of Tok ...

... their ntelascholy. -I Ilamburgh Exchange on London, z7ad and 15th Odt. 36. 5. S ST. PETriSBURG, OCT. 9. His ?? Majesty's Chamberlain, Mr. BACKC-POTEN, is going in the quality of Ambassador Extraorlinary and Minister t Plenipotentiary to Brazil, to congratulate ...

... persons were sworn, and allowed to he admitted brokers. A considerable quantity I of gold was sworn off for exportation. The Chamberlain delivered in a statement of the produce of I the Orphan's Fund, tip to the Sth of January last, whereupon t the Court proceeded ...

... Prom the LONDONV GAZETTE, Nov. 1. ?? D CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, OCT.20, 1817. I-Ts flsyal ?? the Prince Regent has been pleased in tie name aind onl thelbehalf of his Mlajesty, to appoint Admriral ,air Gcorge Cannpbell, h.C.B. Groon:: of his Majesty s Bed- ...

... qne becomes a Senior Fellow. Ctr' Buswzss.-Yesterday a Court of Aldermen was held at -Guildhall, at which the Chamberlain reported, that Joseph, Todd, Eiq. Citizen and Musician, lately erected, Sheriff, together with Thomas loberts, Esq. had paid-the fine ...

... the Bank on the 5th day of Juine last ; and on the 20th of July I described it verbally to the Com- mission, of vhich Sir Joseph Banks is Chairman.- Having taken these steps, I also communicated it to my friends in the most unreserved manner. One of thosr ...